BTS’ ‘2.0’ Music Video Inspired by Film ‘Oldboy’
BTS has made a grand return with a new music video, creating excitement among fans. The K-pop sensation released the “2.0” music video on April 1. This marks their second ARIRANG song release in just two weeks, showcasing their commitment to engaging with ARMY.
BTS’ ‘2.0’ Music Video Inspired by ‘Oldboy’
The “2.0” visual draws heavy inspiration from the acclaimed 2003 film, Oldboy, directed by renowned South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook. The music video features the seven-member band, including RM, Jung Kook, V, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, and Jin, dressed in sharp suits and leather jackets.
The Music Video’s Cinematic Journey
The opening sequence captures the group exiting an elevator, where they encounter a gang in a dimly lit corridor. Instead of engaging in combat, reminiscent of the film’s protagonist, BTS showcases their vibrant dance talents to navigate the confrontation.
- The band transitions to another dark hallway, continuing their dynamic choreography.
- Next, they find themselves in a gritty bathroom, performing in front of mirrors.
- The visual highlights their energy, culminating in a stunning transformation as they return to the elevator.
Modern Twist and Album Success
In a nod to the song’s lyrics, “We on that brand new,” BTS changes into contemporary outfits, wrapping up the video in a stylish high-rise setting. The teaser for this exciting video was shared a day earlier, on March 31, with a brief 30-second preview.
This release comes on the heels of their recent album, including the lead single “SWIM,” which debuted at No. 1 on both the Billboard 200 and Billboard Hot 100 charts. BTS continues to make waves in the music industry, captivating fans with their artistry and innovative visuals.
